What is cc for implants?
The "cc" in the context of implants usually refers to cubic centimeters (cm³). It is used to measure the volume or capacity of an implant. For example, breast implants are available in different sizes, and their volumes are typically measured in cubic centimeters. The surgeon selects the appropriate implant size based on the patient's desired outcome and body measurements.
Similarly, in other types of implants, such as dental implants or orthopedic implants, the volume or size may be specified in cubic centimeters to ensure a proper fit and functionality. The selection of the implant size depends on various factors such as the patient's anatomy, the implant's purpose, and the surgeon's expertise.
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